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>> in just a few moments the western span of the bay bridge will take on a whole new look. you are looking live right now at the bridge and the debut of its spectacular new lights after several weeks of testing the 25,000 lights that will embellish 1.8 miles of the bridge will make it the largest led light sculpture in the world. all the restaurants along the waterfront book for tonight event. 25,000 lights will pulse and shimer in non-repeating pattern controlled by software. the software interprets the energy in motion of waves clouds fog and fish even the cars and trucks that are driving there on the bridge. now the lights are on the outside of the structure so they are not will not distract

them. 6 million contractors in private funds paid for the display that will run for two years once this gets under way. now we have see the lights tested in pattern over the past several weeks as the artist and those working with him have manageed to get the lights on and the test pattern have been amazing. so we are expecting the later to come on any moment now. and you will see them behind us. they told us 9:00 o'clock straight up and it's now 9:01:10 so they are running jaws wee bit behind schedule but the embarcadero packed this evening as people wait to see the lights turn on here on the bridge. it is raining out there now. but that should not diminish the excitement here. and the lights are unveiled this the evening egg. >> good evening everyone. >> dan is off tonight. much more on the bay bridge it's in a bit. first let's check in with spencer who is tracking the storm now hitting the bay

area. he has the latest on live doppler 7 hd. >> look at this before the lights actually come on. look at live doppler 7 hd. wide spread rainfall in the north bay right now. most of it not heavy although we pick up lots of moisture in the radar sweep up in the atmosphere but most likes are reporting only light rain on the ground and moving down on the peninsula right now parts of san francisco loop radar image and sweeping in from the west eastward starting to mav south ward a bit as well. so most of the rain so far has been confined to the north bay but as i pointed out we now begin to get late rain in san francisco. parts of the pens will and seem to be a batch of heavier steady rain offshore which is likely to move in land any minute now. meanwhile we have winter storm warning in effect until tomorrow nature at 10:00 o'clock for much of the central sierra northern sierra and mountains of northern california. many locations can see up to continue inches of snow or more from this storm with strong gusty winds up around 70 miles an hour and

white out conditions. so that's what is happening rate now and complete accu-weather 7 day forecast a little later. >> see you shortly. following developing news out of san francisco. police have shot man in the bay view district after pursuit. they corner the suspect in stolen car at ingle street and orange court 7:30 this evening. police say the man back the car into an officer other officers then open fire hitting the driver in the upper body that driver has been taken to the hospital and item now investigators are collecting evidence at the scene. we will bring you any new development as they happen here on abc 7 news or on twitter at abc 7 news bay area >> police tonight say man shot to death by officers was unintended victim. hayward police day confirmed 19-year-old passenger in a car was shot twice early sunday morning and died of gunshot wound. all began when officers say the driver of that car slammed into police cruiser during a traffic stop and then took off. that driver 23-year-old arthur pac-man of

oakley has been arrested. police want him charged with homicide for his passenger death. >> want to take you back now to the bay bridge where she can see over my shoulder here the lights are now on. they are sparkling here on the bay bridge. 25,000 led lights. now embellish 1.8 miles of the bridge. this is is now the largest led lit sculpture in the world and for the next two years will be seeing these lights on in the evening hours. come on at dusk and stay on overnight. certainly be quite a sight for people driving along the embarcadero in san francisco but we are told drivers on the bridge won't actually be able to see these lights. they will not be distracted by them. check in again later in this newscast. >> jubilant city leaders gather with oakland police today to announce recovery of 800,000 dollar jewelry box stolen in january from the museum of california. they also have a suspect under arrest. here's fv laura anthony. >> before is that the chest.

yes. >>reporter: nearly two months after valuable historic box was stolen from the oakland museum of california a trio of beaming police officers package with the taking attached back into the building. >> today history was restored to the city of oakland. and state of california. rare 19 century piece was discovered by oakland police monday inside a business. it was stolen january 7th in the second of 2 recent burglary at the museum. suspect in both incidents is a 45-year-old parolee named andre t frank lip. how does the box look. >> it looks wonderful. >> some piece that is capture your imagination this box and collection does i gts guess that's why it's been stolen twice now. >>reporter: it was stolen and recovered once before in 1978. this time police credit the museum extensive video surveillance system with helping temperature crack the case. box made of gold

quarters engraved with native american scenes. historical significance not lost on the lead detective in the case. >> what clicked at me was the history. california history gold rush era. american history. our hairp heritage. >>reporter: museum officials hope to have it become on display very soon. >> it is our mission and responsibility to share california history with the public. we do feel confident now that we can take precaution and the way consist played on ongoing security measure to. >> the stolen items have been recovered and police looking for golden nugget and 19th century pistol stolen back in november. in oakland, 7 news. registered sex offender arrested in san jose early this morning after he broke into a woman home while she slept. police say had he a smart phone and was using an app that allowed had time listen to police scanner on the phone. police say the woman who woke

found 29-year-old ryan watching her in bed. she screamed. he ran away. she then called 911. police were in the area and they tracked him down right away. on probation for burglary. he was wearing an ankle bracelet to track the moves at the time. >> very public domestic violence case back in court today. this time before the state supreme court. lower court overturned the second degree murder verdict of man who killed his girlfriend in front of her children and now the victim's family hopes the state highest court will financially bring them justice. more now from 7 news reporter lee ann. >>reporter: terri goes by the name terri beltran. that's how highly publicized this case has been. in 2000 he murdered his ex girlfriend clare joyce in front of her children. this outraged those in the domestic violence community because beltran had a documented history of domestic violence against her and was on probation. but beltran had

already fled to mexico. he was eventually caught and later tried. he was found guilty of second degree murder. liz was the prosecutor. >> it gave the family klovrnlt it's what we believe was just based on the evidence. >>reporter: but beltran conviction was overturned by a state appeals court. his attorney had argued beltran was provoked by the victim when she told him she was pregnant and had had an abortion. because this sent him over the edge, his attorney claims it should have been manslaughter and not murder. they are asking for the another trail. he remains in custody. his attorney did not weren't to comment. professor of little with is hastings college of the law. >> we should have got an instruction that was correct on manslaughter and the argument here is instruction he got went right. >>reporter: now the california supreme court must decide if the original conviction should be upheld. >> it doesn't matter what instruction he got. right or

wrong. the evidence was overwhelm that go it was sec degree murder and we shouldn't reverse the conviction. >> i think it send a message that domestic violence in itself is not a serious or that there may be provocation from certain things that victim could say that would somehow make her death more understandable and certainly we find that concerning. >>reporter: court has 90 days to decide. in san francisco, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> there is much more to come tonight here at 9. coming up next. bay area city where parking is at a premium and now a new idea for keeping drivers in line. >> how long does it take you to get to work. you may a mega commuter. explain this commuter. explain this distinction next you have. >> gourmet meal on budget. 7 on your side where you can have a table cloth medical for under 10 dollars. >> plus kate middleton sets the world abuzz. did she

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>> 3 people arrested for stealing multi-million dollar yacht are revving to cooperate according to police. if fact as mark matthews explains, police know more about the yacht than 3 people accused of

taking it. >> suspect are 63-year-old leslie gardener, police in sausolito told us gardener is from washington state but police in pacifica say gardener may from wyoming. early yesterday we saw him at the wheel of the boat trying unsuccessfully to get it off the sand in pacifica. the second suspect is darrio mira 54 years old from apps to and the third lisa also from a p t o s. both she and mira have police records in santa cruz. >> for public disorder and property caims like theft. narcotics. >>reporter: chief of police in sausalito couldn't tell us much more. it is after all pacifica police who arrested the suspects and questioned them. >> yesterday when the detectives pacifica police department they were less than forth come with information. >> the owner of the boat john ruth from santa rosa still revving on camera interview but he did tell me over the phone that he had never met any of the suspects. the boat is now

being repaired at this yard in richmond. keel is cracked. there is diesel fuel leaking out of the bottom of the boat. propeller is bent. bottom of the rudder torn away and the question is how did the suspect get aboard the boat and start up the engines and get out of the bay. >> the boat itself doesn't have evidence that they forced entr entry. >> sausalito chief of police says they break in crow bar could have done it. as for the engines well the manager of the boat yard says not that hard. >> you continue have to have a key to start the engine notch just a series of switches and control panel that you turn on. a lot of times there's no engine key. if there was, they are not very complicateed to bypass. >> the owner of the boat john fruit of santa rosa says he doesn't know any of the 3 suspects. why they picked his boat the manager charter manager here in sausalito says

it was the best looking boat in the harbor. reporting from sausalito, abc 7 news. >> city of berkeley is considering taking a different approach in dealing with drivers who violent parking restrictions at businesses under the plan property owners would be allowed to site vehicle effort to discourage drivers from parking in spaces reserved for specific business an not having the people who park there go that the businesses. it's a practice that frustrates owners but some say they don't want to hand out tickets. >> i don't necessarily agree witness. >> how so? >> before i don't know. i think the city of berkeley already bad enough with giving tickets. >>reporter: currently the only recourse business owner have for driver abusing the parking limitation is to have that car towed. >> new census bureau report shows commuters in the bay area drive farther and longer to work than commuters in any other major city in the countr country. they have even come

up with a name for us. mega commuters. those are people who drive at least 50 miles each way to work and spend 90 minutes or more doing it. census reports that more than 2% of people in san francisco east bay and the peninsula are mega commuters slightly less in silicon valley. commuters we talked to today were not surprised. >> mountain view about app hour and 15 minutes. hour and a half. that gives i do a lot of business meetings. talk to my business partner. >> bay area workers are about 4 times more likely than average americans to be mega commuters. >> wow! >> no fun to be a mega commuter at all. >> not at all. >> finally the rainfall arriving spencer. >> we are indeed. finally here in san francisco. up in the north bay for several hours now but spreading to other parts of the area. look at live doppler 7 hd. you can see how wide pats now. once again most of this is light. although we are picking up all the moisture up in the upper atmosphere and cloud that is not hitting the

ground with any intensity yet. so it lacks more impressive than it actually is. loop rid arrest image 4 as we close in the north bay. you can see sonoma county really getting it writ now. santa rose, healdsburg, petaluma and into parts of marin county as well over into napa moving inland writ now but again most of this is light rainfall although certainly pockets of moderate to heavy rain developing as you can see open the peninsula san francisco golden gate pushing out over the bay we have rain developing now it's going to be a wet soggy night here in the bay area. so live view from the roof top camera looking at the lights on the bay bridge under damp conditions is 52 degrees if san francisco. 54 in oakland. 53 in san jose. another view from the other side of the bay bridge from our high definition south beach camp are downtown san francisco also under damp conditions. we are looking at temperature readings of 49 in santa rosa. 52 in nap a.51 in livermore. these are our forecast featur

features. we'll see cold rain develop overnight. scattered showers breezy conditions for most of the day tomorrow. and more showers are likely on thursday. so we have a couple days of this raw winter weather coming our way. satellite radar composite image shows the movement of the cold front over the last 12 hours bringing us this precipitation and once again winter weather through thursday. we weren't start to see it dissipate until friday. start our forecast animation 11:00 o'clock tonight. at which point it will be wet just about everywhere in the bay area. front sequential through during the over tonight hours. 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning beginning rush hour. pockets of written fall and showers wet spots morning commute during the day tomorrow we sea scattered showers periods of rain break of sunshine then tomorrow over nature tomorrow night into thursday morning then next wave of rainfall comes in just in time for the morning commute on thursday. that also will swing through followed by pockets of showers and periods of rain during the day on thursday. tapering off about 11:00 o'clock thursday

night at which point we'll probably be lacking at rainfall total from the 2 day period up to about 2 inches in the north by mountains. maybe inch and a half in the santa cruz mountains and anywhere from half inch to inch in the lower el vision for the remainder of the bay areath over tonight tonight showering. wet. we see low pressure dropping that the mid 40's to low 50's and then tomorrow showery wet again break of sunshine here and there. high pressure in the mid upper 50's. cool raw day. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have 2 of those cool raw day coming our way. start to dray out on friday. warm-up over the weekend. set the clock ahead this weekend as we go back today light saving time and by monday tuesday we are looking at sunny skies and temperatures in the low 70's. a lot different from what is coming our way tomorrow. >> to kidding. a little bit o winter then another taste of spring. >> thanks spencer. >> still ahead. names could help you get in yale or perhaps keep you out. >> first time since 911 certain

items will four be allowed on planes. plate attendant not very happy about this. >> give you another look live at the bay bridge. western span is now officially the world largest light sculpture. this is designed by artist leo villarreal. worked on many other projects including a light sculpture that people pass through as they walk between the east and west wings of the national gallery of art in washington, d.c. this one has 41,000 led. it was installed in 2008. 7 news at you can't move the tv there.

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>> now u.s. citizen congratulations. [applause]. >> 75 people became u.s. citizen today's at world war ii lapped mark. oath of allegiance took place at the national historic park in richmond. several surviving rosie attended ceremony. immigration officials partner with the national park service to stage citizenship ceremony at places like yosemite and mountain rush more. mother and daughter among those who took the oath today. >> we all coming from different place and all together melting point aspect i feel in lil em encompass who i am. >> the park is located at the kaiser shipyard where women helped build military ship during world war ii. site was chosen in honor of women history month. >> a little slip of the tongue but the duchess of cambridge may have revealed the sex of hader baby today. duchess kate

was chatting with the public in the seaport town on england east coast. according to the london telegraph given a teddy bear as gift. afterwards she said thank you i'll take that for my but she stopp herself from going any further. when well wisher asked if she was in the process of saying daughter the duchess replayed we are not telling. precedent dictates sex of royal baby never announced in advance. kate did say her baby is kicking a lot. due date is in june. >> duchess probably picking out names right now. new research shows how names may influence whether a child gets into a good college. crunch the numbers comparing top boys names and top name at yale. they found charles an peter were among the most popular at yale. yet they were 43 and 87 among the pot population as whole. michael christopher matthew and joshua were also on the lying. tyler brandon austin

and codey were not. among the girls the no. 1 name of 1994 was jessica it's on the yale list. so girls named margaret, carolyn, catherine and emma. but other top girl names of 1994 are not popular among yal yalee. pashly samantha, taylo taylor, britney and kaley!kal a.jumping ahead generation as of 2011 sophia the no. 1 name for girls. so we have to see. >> dow sores into record territory. >> coming. hear from a south bay merchant outlook on the economy is coming up roses. also the death of venzuela hugo chavez conflicted character who both loved and hated the united states. >> why tour of the white house >> wh[ male announcer ]e house citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go.

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>> tonight the unpredictable strong man of venzuela has die died. streets there are filling with mourners over the death of hugo chavez in statement president obama says the united states reafirms it's support for the venzuela people and the interest in developing a constructive relationship with the venzuela government. >> hugo chavez controlled more oil reserve than saudi arabia. 7 news reporter matt good man now with more on the death of chavez and what it means for the united states. >> many americans viewed him as a dictator. infamous for jousting with bush. >> you are a donkey mr. bush. >> but in venzuela hugo was a charismatic hero wearing the trademark red shirt running the country the world biggest oil reserve the fourth biggest exporter of oil to the u.s.

but he grew up poor. after winning the first of 4 presidential elections he publicly called for the redistribution of the country oil well venzuela poor. he exported brand of associatio associationism. protege include 3 other latin american leaders an embrace world most notable tyrant. gadhafi. assad. castro was the close friend and mentor. he made split consolidate sport of attacks u.s. policies and president bush was one of the favorite foils. yesterday the devil came here. rate here. and it smells of some fewer still today. >>reporter: in 2007 barbara walters asked what his message would be to the american people. >> we venzuela people love you. we want i want to be your brother. good leader of you.

martin luther king is my leade leader. is my dream. >>reporter: ambitious and defiant to the end. question tonight is who will follow the most dominant latin american leaders of his generation. abc news, miami. >> tonight big change business to take police for airport travelers for the first time since 9/11 the tsa is allowing some knives on board. announcement greeted with confusion an outrage by flight attendant. abc news reporter david curly has that story. >> things people try to carry on a plane my boggle your mind. but tonight after more than a decade of confiscating tens of millions of pocket knives the tsa says it's time for a change. you can now carry a small knife on board. >> we know that the small little items are unlakely to be used again to try and hijack an aircraft. >> in a month and a half you will be allowed to carry a

folding knife if the blade is less than 2.36 inches long and a half inch wide. golfers will be able to kerr on 2 kluchbilitys and hockey lacrosse pl players can board with the stick. razor blade box cutter like those used by the hi jacker on 9/11 will still be banned. not everybody is able to deal with knife wielding passengers. which is why the flit attendant angry tonight saying they and the passengers will now be at risk. >> having knives on board is a horrible decision and incredibly consist pointed in the tsa for allowing weapons on board an aircraft. >>reporter: they say the change will allow officers to concentrate on more serious threat. explosives. find some of those. everything from mortar round to fusses and gun guns. every day 4 guns fund at u.s. checkpoint and on average 3 of them are loaded. every month at each of our 20 biggest airports they collect about 850 pounds of confiscated goods.

more than half more than 400 pounds are knives. tsa hoping this this change will help the lanes move a little quicker. david curly abc news washington national airport. >> sequester cuts now hitting the white house. tourists visiting the nation capitol will be disappointed. today the white house visitors office announce tours cancelled start thanksgiving saturday until further notice and will not be reaskeded. officials say there's staffing reduction because of the automatic spending cuts. cancellation come at the start of busy spring break tourist season. >> there is plenty to cheer about on wall street tonight. stock market has now regained all of what it lost in the great recession and then some. it gained 125 points today to cholesterol at 14243 shatters the previous record set 5 and a half years ago. stock market influence con assumer confidence and spending and help company to decide whether to hire and as david explains, santa clara is already feeling

the impact. >> investors to be in optimistic mood slugging off washington budget battle and seeing signs of recovery in housing and other sector. terri is a former investment banker and dina at golden gate university school of business. >> persist to the end of march. we get a strong market through the rest of this month. then you get a further push on the consumer side. when you get that you get a further push on the hiring side. >>reporter: so we talked to merchant in santa clara today to see if a rising stock market is impacting them. i think people are feeling better about themselves and i think we are seeing better sales and i think consumer confidence is here. >>reporter: the family has been in the floral business for 50 years. there are 3 sthoops serve as barometer of the economy and city has been hiring because sales are up. >> in the last couple months we have added a if you sales staff

and we have also aheaded on in our decision staff. we have added on few employees. i think we are probably going to stay with that for the rest of the year unless we get much busier then we keep adding. >>reporter: that's sign of caution unless there was a downturn. trader mirror that sentiment on this record setting day. >> you don't see the champagne bottle and con pet 40 the ceiling and balloons because there is still a very, very big disconnect between what the market is telling us and what the economy is telling us. >>reporter: here in santa clara the confidence level seems to be hiring because company are hiring and that's having a spill over effect. >> i'm definitely feeling better and i work for an employment and business turn around and peck soup we are really busy so i am seeing a lot of grit things going on writ now. >> so where does the stock market go after setting a record high. it could be hit by profit taking or might be influenced by a key economic report coming out on friday latest unemployment numbers. in santa clara david louie abc

7 news. >> come up next. here on 7 news. medical naws could have a big pay off. decades of laptory sample that could lead to major breakthrough. >> and did he vase that liens up your billiard shot in real time. taking another look live at the bay bridge right now. the lights are officially up on bay light and remain lit for the next two years. there you see a little wave formation. stay with us. 7 news at 97

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the bay area. storm caused this semi to slide off snow covered interstate and into a river in wisconsin. the dive rescue team recovered the driver's body. in southern texas. >> my god. you just saw it. train collided with an 18-wheeler yesterday. trailer had low kleerps and got stuck on the track. it was carrying two million dollars worth of compressor for oil field in mexico. fortunately no one was hurt and was in thexd crash. >> scientist could soon be discovering new clue for curing or treating of a variety of disease using a tool developed here in the bay area. at the kaiser research center in the east bay technician treat saliva sample a bit like genetic gold w.good reason. the sample donated from more

than 100,000 members helped create one of the most unique dna databases in the country. >> power is really unprecedented. >>reporter: co-director katie says the project builds on massive archive of medical records kaiser collected on men for decades. >> include diagnosis of diseas disease. it includes surgical and other kinds of procedures that people would have had done. includes really comprehensive pharmacy information. >>reporter: then several years ago researchers from kaiser teamed up with klaeing at uc sf to turn the treasure trove of medical my nution a into searc searchable database. idea was that scientist could cross-check for clue possibly linking disease to factors ranging from die tote race to environment. but at the last minute they added one extra component. the saliva sample. with a 25 million dollar grant from the federal government researchers have now been able to analyze the dna in this is sample turning an already valuable tool into a kind of genetic search engine. >> we realize there was unique

opportunity to try to link all that with the newly developing genetic information. >>reporter: neal directs the institute for human genetic at uc sf and says the gene analysis took more than a year with computer and high end lab equipment running 24 hours a day. but the results could potentially benefit research into a wide cross section of diseases. >> things like hyper cholesterol, heart disease, hyper tension, prostate cancer, die pwishingts and because the database includes information on habit such as smoking and drinking, along with where patients live, researchers hope to match disease not only to genetic but outside risk factors as well. >> can assemble that you will information into a model for example how disease develops and progresses and that should give us clue about not just treatment but prevention. >>reporter: the database project will have benefits well beyond the bay area. kaiser uc sf team in the process of making information from that database available to

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bread prepared. vegetable chopped. chicken fried and restaurant which features an american mane you is beginning to fill up with hungry customers. customers are often surprised when they see the prices. >> jake and i were walking in jake thought we would be paying about 30 dollars a plate so to be paying under 10 is awe soil. restaurant is the brain chilled of the culinary arts hospitality studies department at the city college of san francisco. each one of the cook and wait staff here is a student in the culinary skills and training program. chris johnson is the school management instructor. >> some people have eaten here for months and years and don't seem to realize they are students. >>reporter: restaurant is a laboratory for students to sharpen the culinary skills. customers we talked to give it a passing grade. >> it's nice surprise actually the food is wonderful and i think this is great way to

support the community. >>reporter: ken just moved to the city so this is his first time here. the many others are rae pete customers. >> i come here almost like 2 or three times a month. for the price. they are good. for the quality. excellent. >>reporter: prices are certainly an attraction but the school thinks the unique ambiance ads to the restaurant appeal. >> customers in the middle of class room setting while dinin dining. >>reporter: restaurant only open for lunch and special boo bookings during the fall and winter semester. it is closed at the gng of each semester to allow time to train the students. so check it out now while you can. 7 on your side. >> such a deal. one last check of the forecast now with spencer christian and raining out there. >> it is. wetter and wetter by the minute. every 15 minutes or so we see the rainfall spread to go wider area recovering more in the bay area

much still surgerying through the north bay where the steadyiest heaviest rainfall l right now but we developed some pbingts of heavy steady rain fall on the peninsula around sun fran moving across the bay now to the east bay we all get wet weather during the over tonight perfect. also have a winter storm warning in effect for the central sierra including the tahoe area until 10:00 o'clock tomorrow night looking at possibility of 10 to 20 inches of new snow about 4000 feet. wednesday gusting to 70 miles per hour. state wide tomorrow cooler. wetter conditions just about everywhere scattered showers with areas of written snow in the mountains and here on the bay area. showers tomorrow with a little break of sunshine but it's raw and cool with high only in the 50's. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. we have 2 and a half days of that kind of weather coming our way. start to dry out on friday. warm-up over the weekend by the way weekend start daylight saving time again. set the clocks ahead saturday night or sunday morning. >> didn't forget. >> that's important. >> all right thanks spencer. >> it's always nasty to have a little help. team of college

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on channel 7. but rate now, mike in for larry with a look at sports for us. exciting finish to the sharksism a little hockey. just in. sharks came out on fire winning first 7 game and taking over first place early in the seaso season. 7 game losing streak dropped last place in pacific from first to worst. in it in vancouver. fans rushing to the game. too much red bull up there. all right shark open the scoring 7 minutes in. gomez first goal as shark and they go up 1 toing in. go to the second. vancouver on the power play. do the daniel. slap shorthanded goal. first one of the year his first goal shark up 2 to nothing. leading 2 1 late in the second. hanso hanson. feeds and tied at two goes to over time then shoot out and just ended with joe making the final goal shark go on to win it have it for you coming up tonight at 11. mav

over to cactus league. indian good day for guys named brandon but didn't get the results they were lacking for. madison on the mound. daes interest outing. l 1 run 3 hits struck out 3 second base and nasty play to rob. trying to get that back up infielder position and does it again. check out the range. all balance throw an gets him at first. looking good. to the fourth. crawford all of this. 2 run shot. first of the spring that ties the game up at 2. former a swisher playing long ball in the fifth. see you. solo blast to right. 3-2 lead. brandon bell homer to tie to 3. cameraman right by the pole trust me indian score late beat the giants 4-3. young brand is bell and crawford become the defensive blue that hold johnson infield together. world series ring last year and looking forward to making a run

back-to-back title in 2013 but wrap done crawford told me he has a new outlook this he season. >> coming back as world champion and you know what to expect after winning 2010 so would that make it easier approaching the season. >> go that the season wanting to repeat what you did the last year. if you won the world series. so that's our goal again to get there and i think with the group of guys that we have that we are bringing back it's pretty much the same core group of guys. i think we have the team to do it again. >>reporter: what are you loo looking to work on your game this year. >> coming that spring. you really try and just work on everything getting everything back together and obviously my defense is ahead of my offense so kind of been that way so i'm going to work hard to cooped of get them back to even and hopefully contribute from where i am in the line up this year. . e-i was going 0say crazyiest thing at world champion